Payless Plumbing is Proud to Install Bradford White Heaters!
High Efficiency
High Deliverability
Self-Cleaning System
Hydrojet System
The hydrojet delivery tubes have a series of concentric "jet ports", These ports create an incredible amount of turbulent action inside the tank. Water flowing into the tank encounters a series of flow altering "jet ports". These jet ports redirect the flow to create the dynamic mixing action. Unlike a conventional dip tube where the water enters with a weak diffusing action. Bradford White's design is three to five times better than ordinary dip tubes. The bonus is a surprising Increase in deliverability. For instance the delivery rating for a Energy Saver 40 gallon residential gas heater was 66.6 gallons. But now with the hydrojet system you get 75 gallons. Thats more than a 10% increase! That translates into more hot water for the money.
Defender Series
Residetial Water heaters ranging from 29 to 75 gallons . These Heaters are perfect for many standard water heating applications. The most common sizes found in homes are 40 and 50 gallon. PaylessPlumbing also offers Commerccial heaters form 6gal electric to 100+ gal gas heaters for large buildings. High Volume Water Heaters.PaylessPlumbing offers 25 and 55 gallon heater. They have a high 1st hour delivery and recovery, with 78,000 and 80,000 btu inputs. Based on a 3 gpm and tank temp at 135, mixed to 120 degrees. The 25 gallon heater has a first hour rating of 155 gallons and 200 gallons for the 55 gallon heater. With the Helical Fin Flue the heater is pushing up to 82% thermal efficiency.
"The least expensive water heaters to buy are the most expensive to operate"
"3" x "4" Snap-Lock draft diverter on 40,000 BTU/Hr. or less models
Brass drain valve
1" Non-CFC foam insulation
Bradford White Water Heater GX Series
These High Performance Series water heaters provide incredible hot water delivery from a space saving, convenient package. When tested to the industry standard residential First Hour Delivery procedure, the 25-gallon model (GX2-25S) can provide 155 gallons and the 55-gallon model (GX1-55S) will deliver 200 gallons.
Standard features
High Input Combustion System, Optimizer Temperature Control System, Factory Installed Hydrojet Total Performance System, Vitraglas Lining, Fully Automatic Controls, Side Connections, Non-CFC Foam Insulation, Water Connections, Two Protective Magnesium Anode Rods, "Snap Lock" Draft Diverter, Helical Fin Flue, Steel Tank, T&P Relief Valve, Brass Drain Valve, Design Certified by CSA International (formerly AGA and CGA)
Water heating is typically the third largest energy expense in your home. It typically accounts for about 14% of your utility bill. If your gas water heater is more than 10 years old, it probably has an efficiency no higher than 50%. An old water heater can operate for years at very low efficiency before it finally fails. One way to reduce water heating costs would be to replace your old water heater with a new, higher-efficiency model.
About Water Heater Efficiency
A water heater's efficiency is measured by its energy factor (EF). EF is based on recovery efficiency, standby losses, and cycling losses. The higher the EF, the more efficient the water heater. Electric resistance water heaters have an EF ranging from 0.7 and 0.95; gas water heaters from 0.5 to 0.6, with a few high-efficiency models ranging around 0.8; oil water heaters from 0.7 and 0.85; and heat pump water heaters from 1.5 to 2.0.
Although many consumers make water heater purchase decisions based only on the size of the storage tank, the first-hour rating (FHR), provided on the Energy Guide label, is actually more important. The FHR is a measure of how much hot water the heater will deliver during a busy hour. The FHR is required by law to appear on the unit's Energy Guide label. Therefore, before you buy a water heater, estimate your household's peak-hour demand and look for a unit with an FHR in that range. And beware that a larger tank doesn't necessarily mean a higher FHR.Choose a water heater with an appropriate first-hour rating (FHR) by estimating your family's peak-hour demand for hot water.
Xcel Energy is offering its Colorado customers the following rebates for natural gas storage water heaters: $40 for units with Energy Factor (EF) ratings of 0.62 to 0.64; $60 for units with EF ratings of 0.65 to 0.66; and $80 for units with EF ratings of 0.67 or higher. Go to the Web site for more information.
ENERGY STAR® QualifyingModels
Model Number
Gallon Capacity
Energy Factor
First Hour Rating
Height to Vent
Diameter
Weight
Atmospheric
Models
M4-403S*FBN
40
0.62
72
50"
22"
133lb.
M4-40T*FBN
40
0.62
75
59 3/8"
20"
128lb.
M4-503*FBN
50
0.62
86
59 5/8
22"
151lb.
Power Vent
Models
M-1-TW-40S*FBN
40
0.63
72
56 1/2"
20"
135lb
M-1-TW-50S*FBN
50
0.63
86
57 3/8"
22"
160lb.
M-1-TW-60T*FBN
60
0.62
100
68"
22"
193lb.
M-2-TW-50T*FBN
48
0.66
108
65 7/8
22"
188lb.
M-2-TW-65T*FBN
65
0.66
126
69 3/4'
24"
222LB.
Contact: Payless Plumbers / Water Heaters 303-927-6247
The hydrojet delivery tubes have a series of concentric "jet ports", These ports create an incredible amount of turbulent action inside the tank. Water flowing into the tank encounters a series of flow altering "jet ports". These jet ports redirect the flow to create the dynamic mixing action. Unlike a conventional dip tube where the water enters with a weak diffusing action. Bradford White's design is three to five times better than ordinary dip tubes. The bonus is a surprising Increase in deliverability. For instance the delivery rating for a Energy Saver 40 gallon residential gas heater was 66.6 gallons. But now with the hydrojet system you get 75 gallons. Thats more than a 10% increase! That translates into more hot water for the money.
Residetial Water heaters ranging from 29 to 75 gallons . These Heaters are perfect for many standard water heating applications. The most common sizes found in homes are 40 and 50 gallon. Payless Plumbing also offers Commerccial heaters form 6gal electric to 100+ gal gas heaters for large buildings. High Volume Water Heaters. Payless Plumbing offers 25 and 55 gallon heater. They have a high 1st hour delivery and recovery, with 78,000 and 80,000 btu inputs. Based on a 3 gpm and tank temp at 135, mixed to 120 degrees. The 25 gallon heater has a first hour rating of 155 gallons and 200 gallons for the 55 gallon heater. With the Helical Fin Flue the heater is pushing up to 82% thermal efficiency. 
These High Performance Series water heaters provide incredible hot water delivery from a space saving, convenient package. When tested to the industry standard residential First Hour Delivery procedure, the 25-gallon model (GX2-25S) can provide 155 gallons and the 55-gallon model (GX1-55S) will deliver 200 gallons.